Jesus replied, “Very truly I tell you, everyone who sins is a slave to sin. Now a slave has no permanent place in the family, but a son belongs to it forever. So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed. John 8:34-36
We are all slaves to sin until we ask Jesus, the Son of God,
to forgive us and set us free.
We, at Builders International have been called to 'build hope' and tell people about Jesus who is the Son of God. He can set the captives free.
Thank you...
YOU are a part of every building project and YOUR prayers help bring hope and salvation to those who hear the Good News of Jesus. We pray for YOU and are so
thankful for your faithfulness in giving and prayer!
1. Eric was on a team that went to Nicaragua in March 2026.
He said:
“The 'team dynamic' was so good. "Everything from the travel arrangements to the accommodations were the best.” “The staff at the church and the Missionaries flowed so well together.” “The whole experience was ‘the best’, ‘I have no complaints.” “I felt safe there, and I was mindful of this being a She build’s trip. It seemed everyone was in a safe place.”“To sum it up or my take away from this was,” Eric mentioned, “I had expected to have a Divine encounter, to sense the Holy Spirit use me and He did…” There was a guy who asked me “do you speak English?” Well we hit it off and had a great conversation about the Lord.”
2. Adian, a university student went to El Salvador, He said: This trip was a bit apprehensive for him at first because he had “zero construction” experience. But it went great. He also felt a little awkward because he did not know anyone else on the team. These two things soon dissipated because the team was so friendly and welcoming. Like others on this trip, he mentioned how congenial everyone was. Even though they were from several different churches and ages they all meshed together well. He mentioned that while he was praying for the families in El Salvador, he realized that his family could use prayer, too. He said "I started praying with more authority and deeper prayer”.
3. Apryl, went on a teamfor the first time to Avranches, France, she said:
“I told my husband (who was on the trip) that I’m not able to do ‘hard’ labor but I want to help.” Some of the team were aware of her thoughts and asked her, "how do you feel about being on a construction trip?” She replied, “It is not as bad as I thought. I am not tired or sore.” Then the Lord told me, ‘You don’t have to be qualified just willing… I’m calling you and I will strengthen you.’” She was eager to share that with me. She continued, “I am a people person. I like to pray for people, encourage them and teach God’s word, but laying 50# blocks and doing heavy stuff isn't me.” But again the Lord stretched her and showed her that she can do more, with His help.